(Adrian)
I remained in the conference room after Nathan left to contact the auditors. Sebastian was examining the documents Warren had brought, comparing them with the records from Boston. My name appeared on a transaction I knew nothing about. I couldn't understand how it had been approved without my knowledge.
"Do you remember the company?" Sebastian asked.
"No. I've never handled an account under that name."
"Could someone have used your credentials?"
"It's possible, but our system required additional approval for transactions that large."
"Who provided that approval?"
I reached for the document again. The second authorization belonged to a former manager named Richard Collins, who had supervised several departments at Pryce's firm. I remembered Richard as someone who rarely allo
